Coolmore Stud

Pandora's Gift (5m Churchill - Amthaal, by Exceed And Excel) gained her first black-type success in the US with a three-length score in the Incredible Revenge Stakes at Monmouth on Saturday. A Listed winner in Britain when trained by Stuart Williams, the Churchill mare was making her breakthrough in the states after a number of close-up efforts, including when a narrow second in the Grade 2 Presque Isle Downs Masters Stakes in 2024 for Williams.

Kohana Nation (3c Sioux Nation - Peachy Princess, by Cape Cross) got off the mark with a clear-cut win at Doncaster on Saturday. The Charlie Hills-trained colt had built on his debut when finishing second at Newcastle in December. He duly won on his third start, and first on turf, in the hands of Oisin Orr. Kohana Nation was slightly slow into stride, but made headway to lead after a furlong. He was shaken up from a furlong out and went easily clear to win by three and three-quarter lengths.

San Giorgio (2c St Mark’s Basilica - Endless Joy, by Showcasing) became the latest juvenile winner for St Mark’s Basilica with a game win at Clairefontaine on Saturday. Trained by Francis Graffard, San Giorgio was getting off the mark at the third attempt, having placed on his first two outings at Saint-Cloud in June. Ridden by Clement Lecoeuvre, the colt settled at the rear of the field before making headway turning into the home straight.

Queen's Hame (3f Gleneagles - Putois Peace, by Pivotal) got off the mark at the second attempt with a clear-cut score at Nottingham on Thursday. Trained by William Haggas, the Gleneagles filly had finished second on debut at Ripon this month and she duly stepped forward from that outing with a four-length win. Ridden by Cieren Fallon, Queen's Hame led early on but was headed after two furlongs.

The brilliant Diamond Necklace (3f St Mark’s Basilica - Prudenzia, by Dansili) retained her unbeaten record in style with a sparkling fourth Group 1 victory in the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood on Thursday. Trained by Aidan O’Brien, the three-year-old has now won all six of her starts, including last year’s Group 1 Prix Marcel Boussac and then two French Classic victories this term in the Poule d'Essai des Pouliches and Prix de Diane.

Man's Best Friend (2c No Nay Never - Pandora, by Galileo) became the latest Group-winning juvenile for No Nay Never with victory in the Group 2 Richmond Stakes at Goodwood on Thursday. The Ballydoyle-trained colt had struck on his second outing at Naas this month and stepped up in style to score by a comfortable length in the hands of Ryan Moore. Man’s Best Friend was in touch with the leaders early on but was denied a clear run from two furlongs out.

Lake Forest (5g No Nay Never - Lady Aquitaine, by El Prado) gained another Group-race success with a gritty win in the Group 2 Lennox Stakes at Goodwood on Tuesday. The William Haggas-trained gelding landed the Listed Spring Trophy Stakes at Haydock by over five lengths on his seasonal reappearance in May, having won the Group 2 Gimcrack Stakes as a juvenile and then the valuable Golden Eagle in Australia at three.

Roosike (2f Sioux Nation - Kaks Roosid, by Youmzain) got off the mark at the third attempt with a game score at Southwell on Monday. The Richard Hughes-trained filly had placed on her two previous outings, including when second at Wolverhampton this month. Ridden by Hector Crouch, Roosike made all and kept on to strike by a neck, having been challenged from a furlong out. In third was Bullrider (by Blackbeard).

Western (2c Saxon Warrior - Wild Motion, by Motivator) became the latest two-year-old winner for Saxon Warrior with a comfortable score at Munich on Sunday. The Henk Grewe-trained colt was ridden by Thore Hammer Hansen and he was not pushed out to win by a ready length and a quarter. A half-brother to Listed winner Wild Gloria and out of a half-sister to Group 2 Park Hill Stakes winner Wild Coco, Western was bred by Gestut Rottgen.

Pride Of Toledo (2c No Nay Never - Zain Art, by Excellent Art) became the second juvenile winner on the day for No Nay Never with a clear-cut score at Salisbury on Saturday. Fifth on his debut at Newbury this month, the Clive Cox-trained colt was prominent under Callum Rodriguez and the pair came to take up the lead over a furlong out. The son of No Nay Never went clear inside the final furlong to strike by three and three-quarter lengths.